>> wyatt: yeah. okay. >> liam: all right. how's her new job?wyatt: she's -- she's a scrapper, but, uh... she was down before. she's coming back. i admire that about her. i believe in her, you know? and i get that not a lot of forresters do -- yet -- but, uh... she's gonna make believers

i urge the passage of h.r. 4960 in honor of specialist wyatt. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland yields the balance of his time. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. walker: mr. speaker, i urge adoption of the bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 4960. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, -- mr. walker: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. walke

plus, christy wyatt tries to find some good in all that data that corporations collect. all that, and venture capitalist hemant taneja, with reporters laura mandaro of "usa today," and joe menn from "reuters," this week on "press:here." ♪ scott: good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. we're gonna start with the story of a close call. this is bill ley who was driving his car you see there, when a pedestrian suddenly jumped out in front of him. bill ley: then the car flashed two beep in front of me, and then it just applied the brake for me. scott: now, the car stopped itself, nobody hurt, nothing happened, it's really the least exciting story ever. that's kind of the point. the lack of an accident, thanks to the computer in the car, kept two people's lives from changing for the worst. now, this idea, to prevent accidents before they happen, also saves money. an insurance group took a look a 327,000 hondas equipped with collision warning and automatic braking, and discovered insurance costs fell by 11%, injuries fell by 28%, and those are relatively inexpensive cars. thi

england got off to a flyer themselves, with danielle wyatt scoring a rapid half—century.ortably with 17 balls to spare, as heather knight and natalie sciver saw them home. hoping for no power cut this time but br -- hoping for no power cut this time but br —— we are back with ollie in moscow. we have sorted some technical issues. i promise not to walk off in the middle of a programme again. the party is starting to ramp up in the middle of moscow.

england got off to a flyer themselves, with danielle wyatt scoring a rapid half—century.he hosts went on to win the match comfortably with 17 balls to spare, as heather knight and natalie sciver saw them home. hoping for no power cut this time but br -- hoping for no power cut this time but br —— we are back with ollie in moscow. we have sorted some technical issues. i promise not to walk off in the middle of a programme again. the party is starting to ramp up in the middle of moscow. there was the penalty shoot out win against spain. the england players will have been watching that because the two teams are on the same half of the draw and for the england players and fans, looking that far ahead to a spain semifinal, will it be a russia semifinal. england are heading to must go for the tuesday night match, the last of the 16 ties. we can get an update from david ornstein. it was the goal that signalled england's tent at this world cup. how you doing? now comes the true test and the scorer of that scorcher thinks england will deliver. are the players aware of the magnitud

. >> wyatt: so our whole meeting down at the beach was arranged just you could come here and get the tools you need, right? >> zoe: [ scoffs ] stop ganging up on me. i mean, haven't i been through enough? i flew all the way here from

wyatt. wyatt's new, his business is almost more than a decade old, actually came out of the university of california santa barbara where he was a professor where he was doing research and so it's the educational system. not at the high level. not only at the high level. but also all the way down the line. promoting pathways for career opportunities. a lot of this is something you might find in the creesh and technical education field where a fellow learns to be a tissue or a woman -- learns to be a welder and then says, i can start my own welding shop. i can become my own boss. and so they do. or maybe it's -- it's somebody who learned hair styling or cosmetology, cosmetics and decides they want to open their own shop. so if they're able to have portable health care if they have their retirement benefits, they can run the risk of starting their own business. and so the training programs and the educational and research all fit into this focus on education. so mr. hoyer has outlined that as t

with this woman, and whether she potentially fooled them into thinking she was in independent actor, wyattund in vip areas, restricted areas, met presidential candidates backstage at speaking events. she was really able to gain very high level access to american politics through her work with these organisations. thank you so much for giving us your time. thank you so much for having me. sweden has called for international help to fight more than a0 wildfires that have broken out across the country. specialist planes and helicopters are trying to control the fires after weeks of high temperatures and minimal rain, in a summer which has seen huge fires breaking out in countries across the globe. andrew plant reports. wildfire sweeping across this forest in sweden, one of dozens being fought here. firefighters soaking ground that has seen no significant rain in several weeks. ground that has seen no significant rain in severalweeks. translation: over that, we made a line of water, and we stopped the fire so it can spread out. hopefully it won't spread out. hopefully it won't spread this way

owner wyatt cline capturing video of the county fire's destruction... store:"there's the barn right there. the green roof. there's the house." smoke pooling over the hillside... a reminder. there are more than two- thousand taking on the fire lines...natsinching closer towards containment. ( james ) another major fire burning northern california is the pawnee fire. the 15-thousand acre fire is now 90-percent contained. all evacuation orders have been lifted. ( darya ) happening today... a homeless man accused of setting a number of fires in the north bay is expected in court. police say domingo bautista ... was identified by a witness. he's accused of setting 4 fires near occidental road in graton on june 14th... and 13- small fires along the santa rosa creek trail near dutton avenue on june 16th. ( darya ) relatives of ghost ship fire victims are filing new lawsuits. they claim others... beyond t ttw tw men convicted in the case... are also responsible for the deaths of 36 people. the families are suing the city of oakland, the building's owner and p-g

chasing 138, england got off to a flyer with danielle wyatt scoring a quickfire half—century, beforeickets in hand and 17 balls to spare. a pretty comfortable victory for england in the end. that's all the sport for now. nice to see you, thank you. there are new moves to tighten up restrictions on high street gambling. politicians from the house of lords and the commons have written to the chancellor this week urging him to speed up recently announced measures. last month the government reduced the maximum stake at fixed 0dds betting terminals from £100 to £2 — but delayed the introduction of the new limit to 2020. 0ur media editor amol rajan has been speaking to families affected by gambling. dancing with his mother, jack ritchie was a sheffield boy with a big smile and huge heart. having secured a degree in history, he volunteered around the world teaching english, first in kenya and later in vietnam. but for seven years, he harboured a dangerous habit. gambling. his dad had even taken him round the local bookmakers in his native city to exclude himself. four days after he spoke to

. >> that wyatt is interesting is they are all smart successful people. but what do they know about biochemistry? >> that's right. not much. [laughter] i think a lot of people were impressed with the board in few people stop to think what is george scholz or henry kissinger know about medicine or lab testing in particular? and they had any connection to medicine whatsoever. with no expertise in diagnostic. and that was a major red flag. >> it was a towel or a great reason to invest in there is a hedge find in inferences go that met with elizabeth and also her number two executive that was secretly her boyfriend in 2013 to do the diligence and boldface lie including revenue projection and data that was not real and so on and so forth but by the board of directors were really impressed by the credentials of these people and it did not occur to them that a startup with the board that was that impressive could be up to no good. with the lawyer keeping watch was david boyes. and how that started originally particularly with the walgreens and situation without

i understand they are more -- wyatt mueller and the fbi would let this guy go. he says he's really upset about the way trump treated khmer thd star family. and tell you what the man said. the second thing -- >> jesse: can replace some of that sound. >> i want to know what it meant, agent strzok. >> candidacy for the president. >> it's not that tough. >> my sense was that the american population would not vote him into office. i'm trying to explain the text. >> "we will stop it," you were speaking on behalf of the american people? >> what my testimony is and what i said during extensive asking of this question during my prior interview, i don't recall writing that text. what i can tell you is that text in no way suggested that i or the fbi would take any action to influence the candidates. >> that's a fantastic answer to a question nobody asked. >> jesse: do you believe that? >> you remember it. "we will stop it" means there is intent to do something to stop it. that's not just him having an opinion or bias which he obviously had. trey gowdy lays out the history

and wyatt, at politico pro. mark lerner, principal owner for the washington nationals baseball club. [applause] >> mark and his family -- mark and his family will be hosting the 2018 major league baseball all-star game at nationals park tomorrow evening. mark, we're very pleased to have you with us tornado. cartney norris, national affairs producer at pbs news hour. marvin cal, the last correspondent personally hired by edward r muhro at cbs news, and moderator of the broadcasting series. kevin wensley and a member who organized today's lunchen. thank you, kevin. [applause] >> jonathan, the washington correspondent former national press club president. joe torre, major baseball's chief -- [applause] >> 's he going to get another one when i am a he done. major league baseball's officer, nine times all-star as a player. and two time american league manager of the year, and winner of four world championships as one of the greatest managers in new york yankee and baseball history. [applaus [applause] >> and inducted

district judge wyatt was unable to meet today's deadline of reuniting all children under the age of fiveth their parents or family members. the judge, setting the expectation that 63 of the youngest in detention will be back with their families today. until now, they've been held in these so-called tender age care facilities seen in this hhs video. however, dozens of kids will not be reunited by today's deadline and the doj had to explain in great detail why. security concerns and additional time required for background checks cited as the primary reasons. >> the government has taken children away from their parents forcibly and now saying we can't give them back until we do a full investigation of everything about the parents. >> once the reunions happen at closed ice facilities, the children and parents will be released as their cases wind through the judicial system. the trump administration challenged their release, asking a court last month to allow the government to hold children with their families for an indefinite period of time, but a different federal judge struck that request

and a half months he left us to have her beautiful baby b, dash, joining her big -- his big brother, wyattou. missed you guys.on >> seth:atulations again. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an emmy- and tony-winning actress. she stars in season two of the nbc comedy "trial & error: lady, killer," which premieres thursday night with baback episodes at 9:00 and 9:30. let's take a look. >> can i see your pool? >> of course. if we're going to the pool, i just need to change into something a bit more appropriate. >> that's not necessary. >> just to warn you, since edga died, i haved much time to do any -- landscaping so the shrubbery might be --er bit own. if you know what i mean. [ laughter ][ ughter ] >> seth: please welcome back toi the show kin chenoweth, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you >> seth: i'm so very happy to see you. >> i miss you. >> seth: this is -- i miss you, too. >> i just want to say drummer, i agree. size doesn't matter, girl. [ laughter ] amen. >> seth: you wer inspiration for that album title. >> i just love to see -

one or four astonishing stories tode and their own wyatt's how did you know who to trust and not to trust. a stranger came to town witness on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world and. so many times when you call home i'll just bring you the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera egypt is now china's third biggest trading partner in africa more than ten thousand chinese are living in cairo and wanted to see the permits in september one thousand nine hundred five i came with my friends to egypt many started a small traders but are now successful in business i began to do business in two thousand and three or two thousand and four at the time it was small but then it becomes groups but al-jazeera world meets the growing chinese community in egypt egypt made in china on al-jazeera the i.m.f. said riyadh's breakeven although price twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. for help now we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in

of being successful in raising the cost in terms of how he calculates will risks associated with a wyatt range of actions. >> pompeo tred to convince kim jong-un to give up his nuclear weapons. s. intelligence believes north korea is dismantling a testingno site, buh korea has not made any other public ocncession. massachusetts det edward markey worried the u.s. wasn't getting enough. s> i am afraid that at at thi point, the united states, the trump administration is being taken for a ride. >> fear not, senator. we have no inention of allowing the u.n. sanctions, the world sanctions, that we led the charge to have put in platoce allow those sanctions to either be lifted or not enforced. >> butven after two hours of testimony, chairman corker said he still had concerns, and he accused president trump of purposely sowing discourse in american foreign policy. >> i think you're a patriot, i tremendous fai mattis, but it's the president's actions that create tremendous distrust in our nation, among our allies. it's palpable. wewieet and talk th them. is there a strategy to this? i it-- what i

one or four astonishing stories tode and their own wyatt's how did you know who to trust and not to trust. a stranger came to town witness on al-jazeera. again you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories israel has reportedly accepted egyptian brokered cease fire with hamas after an escalation of violence in gaza on saturday israel targeted the armed group with what it says words most powerful daytime and strikes since the twenty fourteen gaza war at least two palestinian teenagers died. haiti's prime minister has resigned after days of violent protests against a plan to remove fuel subsidies jack de la font all stepped down even though he abandoned the proposal out of an agreement with the international monetary fund. u.s. president donald trump will fly out from scotland to finland on sunday ahead of a summit with the russian leader vladimir putin wrapped up a visit to the u.k. that was mocked by protests across the country. now two hundred university students in nicaragua have been freed after an armed siege at a church they took refuge there off the occupying a university

plus, christy wyatt tries to find some good in all that data that corporations collect.italist hemant taneja, with reporters laura mandaro of "usa today," and joe menn from "reuters," this week on "press:here." ♪ scott: good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. we're gonna start with the story of a close call.

panelists, but i'll give you a brief introduction, and we'll launch n justin driver to my left is a harry wyatt professor of law at the university of chicago. he specializes in legal history, and is the author of the school house gate, a fourth coming book on public education in the supreme court. he clerked for supreme court justices steve dwyer and sandra day o'connor. vickie jackson is the author of numerous books and articles and teaches constitutional law, comparative constitutional law, and federal court, and served as a law clerk for justice marshall in 1977. jordan spiker is the judge robert m park -- at the university of texas, where he teaches constitutional law, criminal laws and death penalty law. he is co-author of a recent award winning book on the american death penalty, courting death. he clerked for judge marshall in 1990, which means he was part of the team of outgoing clerk that trained me. i clarking for justice -- clerked for justice marshall in his last active year on the court. it's interesting to contemplate what was going on in 1967 when he ascended to the court. and th

chasing 138, england got off to a flyer with danielle wyatt scoring a quickfire half—century, before the pga championship in illinois, behind winner park sung—hyun, that's three top—ten finishes for hull in the last three majors. one final world record to tell you about, that is the 50 yard dash broken by carol kirkwood just a short time ago when she spotted the sniffer dogs at wimbledon. good morning. you know i love the police dogs, cute little cocker spaniels, you see them all here, the cocker spaniels, german shepherds and labradors. they are so dinky. behind me... one has just arrived. you can see the courts and how empty henman hill is at the moment. later this will be jampacked. if you're coming down later, it's worth mentioning we have high uv later, it's worth mentioning we have high uv levels and high pollen levels across the country, so bear that in mind. the sun is really hot. already in london we looking at 18.6dc and on the isle of wight, we didn't get lower than 21.8 through the night. there's a high chance that wimbledon could remain dry. talking of wimbledon, the for

just prior to my left is the harry and wyatt professor of law at the university of chicago. he specializes in legal history and is the author of the schoolhouse gate, a forthcoming book on public education in the supreme court. the clerks for supreme court justicesstephen breyer and sandra day o'connor . the jackson is the thurgood marshall professor of constitutional law harvard. she is a prolific author of numerous books and articles and teaches constitutional law, comparative constitutional law, and federal courts and served as a law clerk for justice marshall during october 1977. jordan doctor is the judge robert m parker endowed chair in law at the university of texas where he teaches constitutional law, criminal law and the law and is director of the law schools capital punishment center. he is co-author of a recent award-winning book on the american the , according to. and the clerk for justice marshall in october 1990 for me means he was part of the team of outgoing clerks trained me, i know if you remember, the ingoing clerks, i justice marshall in his lastyear on t

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debbie wharton was geraint‘s coach at maindy flyers club — she joins us with 11—year—old sophie wyatteraint‘s win. steve gabriel is a british cycling leader whose organized a celebration bike ride in the middle of cardiff last night. barry hoban is an eight times tour de france stage winner. thank you all for it speaking to us. harry, let's start with you, or people who don't follow cycling put into words how mentally and physically gruelling it is to compete in the tour de france, let alone win it. few people realise that if you took the olympic games, athletics and you said to someone, usain bolt for example, you can compete in the 100 metres and 200 metres but you've got to compete in the marathon as well. he'd have second thoughts about that that is what the tour de france is, an accumulation of high mountains, time trials, sprint, a multi—faceted road race trials, sprint, a multi—faceted road ra ce over trials, sprint, a multi—faceted road race over 21 days. jason, i know you used to race against him, what was he like as a competitor? he was extremely quiet, wouldn't have really